by Michele Alonzo Mario Borrelli, born in the early '20s, is one of five children of a humble working-class family, living in the ci...

by Michele Alonzo Every year, the month of March brings a traditional family event in Italian homes:   Father's Day, which ...

by Jan Angilella After studying Italian in Italy last year, one of the first things I did when I returned home was seek out ways to mai...

One of the recurrent questions when talking to an Italian American fellow here in the USA is: "How do I get Italian citizenship?...

When I live in Italy for extended periods, the culture gradually seeps inside my skin until I think like "they" do.  Here are some...

I made a pretty wild purchase at the supermercato yesterday: a boxed mix called Torta della Nonna and it's cooling on the counter as I...

by Leslie Leverone (Intermediate Italian student at School Amici) Many people and especially my teachers have asked me over the years w...

by Michele Alonzo Area Representative for World Heritage Student Exchange Program When Cecilia arrived to Cincinnati from her Italian ...

by Michele Alonzo, School Amici Director Gerardo Perrotta is one of the first Italians I met when I came to Cincinnati, 23 years ago. W...

by Karkie Tackett (Advanced Student at School Amici) Karkie's place in Siena I went to Italy alone because, in the words of He...